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Over tho Mountains ito tho Sen vim Pic
sa55i. s., 2 tur6sTua Il. i o. tj,tsg Il r. ~

E.,s:55is az III +: turesTua Il. i o. S5t M
The third Of the series Of tho Baltimore
and Ohio popular excurBiona to Atlantic
City and Cape May will be run on Thurs.
day, August 4.h. A special train OF parlor
cars and coaches will leave Wheeling at
ga. NJ. and reach Philadelphia at 0 r. Nc,
passing in daylight through the most beau.
tliul mountain and valley scenery on the
continents fitting prelude to a weeks
solSo'urn upon the shores Of old ocean. IS:
/, The round trip rate will BIO $40 from
Wheeling. s ~ 80
ID The excursion Tickets will be valid until
the 18th inclusive, and embrace the priyi-
leege OF atopping a day; ct Washington on
the return journey. q "a IA ,55'15I,,
For information In detail apply to Ticket
Agenta, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. or
70 To-. .; D. Smith, Division Passenger Agent,
Pittsburgh. ss5, SiI1,'
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A Drama In ono Act.

From TIC French. f.
Curtain comes up. Young woman dis.
covered seated on young mans lap. They
embrace noiaelessly. Door ct back opens.
Husband appears in travelling suit. They
do not bear him. Helays down his valiae
and umbrellas, and taking out revolver,
fires. .sl., Ii - "A
+ Ping woman falls dead).
Ping (loyer falls dead).
Husband advance, putu on bis eye.glaas,
and gazes at them. .'5
Husband-Heavens! I'm on the wrong
floor. [Quick curtain
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Address Registered Letters to
s3{{$ NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK. 81

pEHEMlEp That the presence o! Generals
y lL - HILL seauEegard and Early, VINO are
lutte fairness and integrity, thar Inc cnanees a,o e
equal, and that no one can possibly olfiue what
number will draw Prize. z n - .'N'
REMEMBER that the payment Of all Prizes /,
GuAkANrEED;S By -FOUR z NATIONAL
signed by the President OF an Institution, whose
chartered rights are recognized In the highcst
Courts; therefore, beware Of any limitations Of
AnCnynous Scheue3 lEg5 - ~ AS' ~,
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUsTEE's SALE.

i sTss3g iE'fltR MI l.r'E'-l 4.
BY vlItuo Of deed oil trust made by Louis ruh,
md Anua Fuhr. his wife, 10 mo az trustee, dated
March Il, ISL. recorded ~ The Office OF the CLERK
Q! tho County Court Of Ohio county. wGit Vii.
tella. the front door Of the Court House q saIi
county, on .,iT a ,'iS3Ga2 155 =
SATURDAY, tho oh DAY or AUGUST, 1857,
commencing at ~ O'Clock 4, NJ, the following do.
bcribed real es nte situated Ia the Eighth ward O,
tho city o. Whecltog, In the county o.! Ohio and
Slate OF IVES. Virginia, and d ,sgnRted ~ the lot
Numbered sixteen IN square Numbered eighteen.
gu the plat Of The addition 70 said city OF Wheel.
Ing laid out BY sprigg aud Richie.
terms OF dAIE-One.third and az much moro "A
the purchaser elects to pay 10 cash. on the day oil
sale. the balance III two equal instalmentS pa, abe
III ono and two years from tho day Of sale with In.
terest from that day. tho purchase. 10 give bis
note for tho deferred Payments and sSiite The
same by deed OF trust upon the property and in.
surance policies upon tho buildings 10 the alSiac.
ton Of tnc trustee. }3gf . ..l74l5i
The tito Is believed good, but selling as trustee
shall convey only the lille vested IN ME.
4..7. ~ 8 W. - ". COWDEE, Trustee.
I,l
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SATURDAY, ,ho 1sth pAY Of ANGUISH. ,s,7

SATURDAY, tho 18th DAY Of AUGUST. 1857
commencing at 10 o'clock 4, NJ, all thst part OF
lois numbered nine and ten In GhaplinG and Eots
addition to the city Of Wheeling, bounded aud do.
scribed us follows: Beginning at point and at
the centre Of the brick division wall on tho north.
crly side OF Twenty.thtr,l street. aud seventy,ope
iect elstwardly IRON the northeast corner OF Water
and Twenty.thitd streets; thence north warily and
parallel with Water street l2l eet to the southcrly
side OF ten foot alleyway and with the said side Of
said alley.way csstwardly sixteen and eight.
twellshs feet 10 the Townsend line, and with his
line southwardly and parallel with Water street
seventy.two and nine.twclfths feet: thence east.
wardfy aud parallel with twenty. third ttreet SIX
feet: thence touhwsrdly and parallel with Water
street iorty nine and three.twellths feet 10 tho
northerly line 81 Twenty.thtrd street; and with
the kame 4~estwardly twenty-five AID eight.
tweltths feet to the beginning. s > :.
Fl KBMs OF SALE Oue-thirt, and as much more as
the purchaser may elect, cash on tho day OF SALE
the balance In two equal ias.allnents payable Id
one and two years from the day OF sale with inter.
est from that date the purchaser to give mis- notes
for the deferred payments and secure the same by
deed OF trust ueon The property and Insurance
policies upon the buildings to the satisfaction Of
The trustee. sii55IssJa+ gl,-s1 4 5fil1f ~ i
The title is believed good, but selling as trustee
shall convey only the title vested In me by said
decd OF trust 8 ,.5'..- e, ~ "A 4SSs.Z.
an 15tFfl iFss.sAy E'i w p HITRRAPn Trurtne
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Byvlrtue Of a deed Of trust made BY Frederick
William Enplehard and wife to nc as trustee,
dated June 10, 1883 and recorded in tho office Of
the Clerk oil tho County Court OF Ohio county,
West Virginia. In Deed Of Trust Book No. 90 page
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

|WTAETED-A FEW MORE GOOD
wv Dining. Room Girls at tho Moundsyille
Camp Ground Hotel. Apply, TO II. r. JONES, 70
IWelltl ktfCpt
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: N E.S SALE VIZ SEVENTH
!. By virtue OF deed OF trrst made By Zabtua z.
Elder aud Leroy Elder, her husband, to Il. J.
stone, deceased, dated January II, 1871, and 70.
corded tn the Office o! lac Clerk Of the County
ssourt 81 Ohio county, West Virginia. III Deed Of
trust BOOK NO 20. page $40, and by virtue OF an
order Of tho Circuit Court OF said Ohio county,
made and entered on the order book thereof on
me llth day Of July 1887 by which order the said
Gircuit Court appointed mo as trustee III place Of
4. stone deceased, who WAS trustee iu said coed
OF trust, and BY virtue Of my acceptance OF raid
appointment III open Court aforesaid on tho last
mentioned date, shall sell at public auction at
ne front door Of the Court House OF said county,
ing, West Virginia, on "a n, I, -sg
SATURDAY, the eth DAY OF AUGUST, 1857,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. NJ. all that parcel OF
ground lying and situate III the addition to sald
city OF heeling laid out BY Daniel Zane, bounded
ana described as follows. viz: Beginning at q
eighty eight feet from tho northeast corner Of
south Huron street nnd Delaware street, and run.
ming thence northwardly on gaid South huron
stieet tTenty-two feet; thence eaStwatdly parallel
WIN De!aWare street one hundred and twenty feet
% Huron alley: thence with tho line Of iluroa
allcy southerly twenty two feet; thence westward.
y 70 tue place Of beginning, together with all tho
improvemens thereon and tho Embellishments and
same property conveyed 10 sad zabIna Elder BY
Alonzo Barclay aud wife by deed bearing date the
9th day OF March, 1858, and duly recorded.
TEGas or sALE-0ne-third and as much more a.
ne purchaser may elect, cash on the day Of sale
the balance In two equal instalmen,s psysbeiu
one and two years from the day OF sale vita inter
So from That date tho purchaser 10 give his u0ea
tor the deferred payments and secure the same BY
aeea OF trust upon tho property and insurance
policies upon tho buildings 10 the Eatiklacion Of
the trustee. ~ no. a. = = :
The title Is believed good, but selling as trustee
snsn convey only the title vested In me By raid
aeco OF trust, appointment and acceptance thereof.
~. 80. GEO. 2B 2UALDWELL, Trustee.
Us J. u. HERTEy. A Y1pt{aHaa, r5Hss.. - jr01
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TRAYEIiERS' GUIDE.

{ "a RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
In TRAINs-ou snd alter July II, lsS7-ExrIl-
NATION or REFERENCE MARKS. sDaily. tBundsy
excepted MONDAY excepted Eastern standard
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Cheap Sunday Excuraions on Ohio Rive,
{st 49, RnYlro,1 $40 4,yB

Railrond. II t5iiff,,3SSS
Commencing June L. the Ohio River
Railroad will aell excursion tickets every
Sunday until further notice. Wheeling
to sistersville and return ct the low rate
OF 81 90; Wheeling to Parke,sburg and
return. 81 81. Tcsets good one doy only
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION f!
" OVER HALF A MILLION DI TgIBUTEp
Louisiana State Lottery Company,

V'ab Iti71' CttsGo IlVGtbFy VUlHpHlIy,
Incorporated in lsts for Is year, By the lecisla.
tare ios uonal and Charitable purposes, with
capital Of 81 ,0Oo.oCo-to which reserve fund OF
over USE, 900 has since been added. 81
By an overwhelming popular vote It's franchise
WIS made part Of the present State CONSTITUTION
adopted December I'd, A. D., lS72, ~ " =,
;. The only Lottery ever voted on aud endorsed by
the people Of any State. q, S'-,I1s - =
II ncrtr scales Of pospones. "a
It's Grand Single Number Drawing. THO
place monthly, and the Seml.aauual DrawIncs
regularly every sir months June aud Decem ber};
"A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FOR.
TUNE Eighth Grand Drawing, Glass Ii, In the
Academy Of ;. Music. New Orleans. Tuesday,
August 0, 1ss7-2o7tl Monthly Drawing =
$40 u r, b, ~ "a - :, :. .gs3
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SATURDAY, the 18th DAY OF AUGUST, 1857,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. ", tho north ouehali
OF lot No. forty {l0h situated on the west sfdr af
Chapline street between Twen,y.hfth (26th) aud
Twenty sixth t96th) Streets formerly called Mar.
shall aud Division Streets In the SIKH ward OF tho
city Of nheeling, being In whist Is known as Eots
addition to the city OF Wheeling together with nil
the appurtenance unto the tnld land belonging or
III nnywise appertaining. IA :, -, . :
lTERss OF SALE 0ne.third and as much more az
the purchaser mny elect cash on the day OF sale,
the balance in two equal Miscellaneous payable In
one and Two years from tho day Of sale with inter.
eat from that date the purchaser to give his notes
Tor the deferred payments and secure the same BY
deed oil trust upon tho property and insurance
policies upon the buildings TO the satisfaction Of
The trustee, -. - ~ ~. '-.'7Ig " =
The title Is believed good, but selling as trustee
shall convey only the title vested in ME by said
, = =, W 2. HUBBARD. Trustee.
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TRusTEE ;''s SALE OF SIXTH WARD

". q. HALLsn Auctiopccr. 1A' s1 uivis
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR. IRENE,

4 70 o,s Mcrolleeh street, 81 % month.
I No, 1856 Sixteenth htreat, Sill % month,
X No, 1908 Eott street, SIS 00, y .llT' -
Z No l7H Folr street. rooms, sll co.
Two rooms. No lls6 Chapiine street. with Ns,un,
F Three rooms. No. 2t1s Alley A, 50 % month,
Store room, No. 1853 Main lttcet,' with Eaiu,.,
Gas, $40 % month, ~, rEsZ! wi"
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Capital Prize, $50, 900. y

2l79 Prizes, amounting loco
Application Tor rates to clubs should be made
only 70 the office Of tho Company In New 0rieanS.
For further Information write clearly, giving iulj
address,. POSTAL MOTIFS, Express MoRey orders,
tency by Express lat our expensel addressed = =
e; al M RI NJ n. A.. DAUPHIN,
or hA. DAupH1N, - ~ ooals' 4 ID
i52,,j Warrington, D. @, III m III T. 4.
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TRU s ~ SALE OF SEVENTH

,s; :, :, t5 ". P. HUBBARD Trustee.
2 Il. W. HAILER Auctfoneer, :, ls7I''' ) : iyIS
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1887-09-30

kInurU to be made. Cut this ont and re-
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lHUNI free, something Of great yalue and
importance TO you, that viii start
vou i'll business which will bring You in more
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world. Any ono can do the work and live at
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Those who are ambitions and tnterpri~ing viii
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The IeIephone.

The telephone. or the name Of any other pop
ular invention. Is not more common Or more
familiar to the ear than + becoming the words
Davis and Vertical Feed" Since the High
Arm and other Improvement have been add
ed, aThe Davis" IL synonymous with "high
grade, "the best 'rhe standard" in the sew
ing machine world.
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Perfection Bustles, the best and cheap
est bustles sold at the price, 50 cents.
They always keep in place and in good
shape. and wear beyond expectations.-E.
.. Humphreys & Co.
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Prices OF Groceries Best headlight,
high test coal oil, Zoe. per gallon. We
don't keep the lower grades, there's
danger enough in the best. Lewis
lye, 10c.; saponiier, Sc. per box; pure
pepper, 20c. h., &c. per quarter; pure
ginger, 1Gc. b., &c. per quarter; best
nutlnegs, sc. per o.; extract coffee,
2 boxes for SC; baking soda. &c. paper,
or in bulk, the very best, Sc. ID. large
bottles Rumford's yeast powder, 10e.;
large boxes Sitting blue, &C.; large bot
ties Bengal blueing, &c.; best gran
ulated sugar, &c.; Abs. Kings
ford's pure starch, CSC, single
pound, &C.; corn starch, 7c. h.; Proc
ter & CANDLES Oleine soap, &C.;
Pyles' Pearline, 7c., or 4 papers &c;
3 lbs. washing soda, 10c.; McMonigle
& Rogers, large bottles fruit extracts
lemon, 20c.; vanilla, 25c.; large bot
ties extract lemon, Sc; large bottles
castor oil. Sc; . ID. cans corned
beef, zoe. All groceries as low as the
times will admit.
I. Is. HUMPHREYS & co.
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FROM GENERATION TO GENERA
TON.


WITH each aew spring
Newborn II wage-. when every forest thing
rnfurIing 5 and buds are bIossoning.
In tones we know.
II speaks. thai voice o Imnemoritl woe,
That leaves should come again-that We
should gos7
Ire the Greek sung
In words meiOdl0Bs from the hetrt-bicod
wFung.
Itleaped to life in prehistoric tongue
Its Gainiinz echOes the far chtsm across.
Bridging their ancient to our present los.
1t hath an art.
A. universal a. the humane heart:
In every land and CLINE il plays a part
Itshan be true.
Ola ana yet ever young, triie and yet new
Whenever trees are green and skies are blue-
when from the gloom.
Oftbe dark earth upbreaks the tender bloom
There shall be sound Of waiting at the tomb.
When clouds are cleft
with silver splendors. and whom rains have
left,
Upward shall yearn Wild arms ofiove bereft:
Increasingly
Rings down the centuries one piteous cry,
THAT these, that these should liye-that We
should die"
The CornhiH Magazine.
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BENZ. r. kelly, Agent,
AHg5-3m SALENs y. j
PATENTS
Caveats. Trade Marks and Copyrights

Obtained. and all other business in the L. :.
Patent Office attended TO for NOderGte Fees.
our Office j. opposite the Us. Patent ONCE,
and NC can obtain Patents in less time than
those remote from Washington
send Model Oh Draining. We advise as 10
p~atentability free Of charge, and We make no
chdrge uniesS ue0Jt ain Patent.
We refer here to the Postmaster, the >upt of
Money order Div, and to officials Of the L. :.
Patent Office. For circuiarS, advice, terms
and references to actual clients in your own
State or county, write to
ca. SNOW & CO.,
Opposite 2sent Office, Washington, ID. G.
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ATTENTION

"o'hi"5 o~ooo ed to furnish ali
classes with employment at home. the whole
or the time, or FOR their spare moments. BUS
fness new, light and prof table. Persons D I
either sex e&fy earn from 80 cents to 800 per
evening. and "A proportional sum by d~eyofing
all their time to the business Boys and girls
earnnearIy as much A. men. That all whose
This 1nay send their address, and test the bust.
ness, We make this offer. To sueh a. are not
we'll satisfied we viii send one dollar to pay for
the trouble OF writing. Full particulars and
outfit free. ADDRESS GEORGE STIssOs & Co
Portland, Maine.
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PATENT MEDICINES


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M me O1JIOH5 1/0pr ftt@C
- xL1J yGr--o &c nzyr HczJZnuH
rHZ9 HEtH AIe<c = DHD
Ia -e,U from, time ia EfTp
fU, 0fEH oEfSi J|0DE f@"se ~
1I9 Ia o,<> rk,xk an czorE lint ,
ttttt ~ cHJ StUNN tGt S"ItS A my
h. onozn,1oJ FAR III 0uzer n
~ Ct@1HH ca JW
4,1,1e Lef 0s11 uu furnish mn
Df@C SNStf 11NS
A,-.-,EIo 1151T7c m H1c linz
p/ OtHS tOc
,Iozt Ho c1,,5o 1-te,1yro aft h57re
~ @00H| t'"c 0t
or Eoyo-,
- OeSo~
sverS- Cherrv Pertoral. G5c
NV nf+4era CSC
SbIkerss Fxtract. 40c
4~eTs- SarsaDarffIs sc
syerS- pills l4c
SflcocE-- P6rauS plas;ere lUc
pr NV ron Bi5teTs- Gac
RqrEer-s Nerva and Bone Imminent. iGc
Rgrker,s Horse and Cattle Powder. Joe
Renson-. Cancinn P~l11fers. lie
rows 2efatine. l5c
G.reents August Flower. &c
HoIIowav-s Worm Candy. le
Uansen+s Butfer CoIoring. lsc
Jayness pills. lie
Iayue-s AItersffye. sc
gayne.s KxpeeIorant, s3e
k = Bif1er Mine of Iron sc
Kidney Wort. roc
pure an.phor two on. csc
Pure Camphor, per or, CSC
Rings AmbrOsia. SIC
Pou1b ON Rats 09c
sewing Machine OF. Djc
Schenckss Mandrake pills lac
Swaim.s Panacea, $3.50
Wells & Richardson's Butter Colorine, lSc
Wrighfts Indian Vegetable Pills. 13c
warmers kidney and Liver Cure sc
% @llhars TT5 IF eordisi. &C &C
HeTriek:s PMS Ise
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Proposals for Opening Street

dds are invited, until september 2Oth, lsS7.
ID for The work Of opening, grading, ana
levcliug the new street in Woodstown, New
Jersey. to be opened from Main street 10 the
railroad rounds, over land Of the Bowen es-
tate. Also for the construction of q wooden
culveFt. 100 feet, more or less, in length, along
the water course crossing the said street. For
specifications and other Information apply to
+. :. FOGG
Agent for Executors of Anna :. Bowen, decd.
Seutg2t o~odstown, NJ.
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Ice Cream ParIors Now Open

Atthe new stand In Turner'S Building south
Of Post Office, same Side of street.
ICE CREAM, WATER ICES, FINE CAKES,
FRUITS, NUTS, ETC.
EVERYTHING NEW = y p FRESH
fa-Also on hand anything in the baking
line. Fancy Creams-all hayOrs: Frozen Gus
tardS ana Frozen Fruits, frcnch Meringues,
made TO order.
Az orders promptly attended TO. Families
supplied at short n0tice-Gnods delivered.
.tRANk G. MOUNT, Prep'r,
June lott.
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YOII

will never regret sending three 2 cent
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Co. Boston, Mass. for a copy OF DR..
Kaufmann's great Medical Work; 100
pages, colored illustrations; OF great value
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sept3O-2t.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-01

Of the committee, that It had not been
taken up. There have been efforts made
TO helittle the House and the Democratic
majority, but compared with past Con-
crosses this House stood IN
wonderfully favorable light in the
matter of the transaction of business.
It had placed upon the statute books
more useful legislation than any previous
House within his recollection. The Dem
ocratic side was to be commended by the
people for its Straightforward, its clean,
Its useful record in connection with legis-
lation promoting the best interests OF the
American people.
Mr.. Rogers Of Arkansas offered SUBJ
stitute for the entire bill extending
for six months, beginning July and end
ing December 81, the legislative, execu-
tive and Judicial appropriations
of the current fiscal year. He be-
lieved the precipitation upon the House at
this time OF measure appropriatlng over
$4,000, 600 was reflection upon the in
tegrity as well as the intelligence of this
body, and an indecency to the Senate,
and an outrage upon the President CT the
United States, who would be called upon
to sign it without opportunity for exsmi-
nation. The substitute WIS ruled ont on
e point of order. The, committee then
rose and the. House took recess until
1880.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-01
CISCO.
Midland County Needs No Aida Land

Midland County Needs No Aida Land
Suit.
Special 10 the Ga1ette.
Cisco. Ten, Feb. 2S-Only two o. the
state drouth committee have arrived yet,
Nessrs Lane snd Ferguson. Major
league is expected to-day. They have
appropriated up to date for immediate re-
lief So 600 TO the twenty counties they
have visited. General Lane relates
quite al interesting incident which
occurred between him and the
county officials of Midland county.
" hen General Lane arrived there and
made known his business the County
Judge and commissioners refused to &C
cept any donation and were rather in
dignaut because General Lane came there
for that purpose, and asked who
sent him. They said the popu-
lation of their county con-
sisted of stockraisers and not farmers.
There were only six or eight farmers in the
county when the drouth set in, an6 all Of
them who were not able TO support them
selves had left some time ago. They also
told General Lane that if he found any
body starving that they could furnish
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-01
A Denison Saloon Row.

SpecIaI 70 Inc 6uZeLte,
DENIsoN, TEX, Feb. 2S.-This evening
at O'Clock six railroad boys, who had
been drinking pretty freely, went into
John Ourand's saloon to get drink and
thought they would have some fun out Of
TIM negro porter, Harrison Cards, but
that did not suit him, and when crowded
ne grabbed pistol and fred two shots,
but did not aim to kill any one, firing into
the floor. -Four Of the railroad men are
in Ill and two out on bond fer disturb
ing the peace. The nero was not ar
rested only as a witness, and gave bond
for his appearance. For short time it
looked as if trouble would ensue, as
hundreds of railroad men gathered, but
all was finally quoted down.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-01
BOWIE.
Attached Witnesses In "a Trial for Murder.
Drouth Matters.

Attached WITNESSES in "a Trial for Murder.
Drouth Matters.
Special TO the Gazette.
BOWIE, Ten, Feb. 2S.-One hundred
and seventy-two attachments have been
issued for witnesses in the case OF the
State VS.. J. S. Irvine, charged with the
murder of Captain Kerr, July .,
1885. The trisl comes up at Decatur this
week on change Of venue. Thirty at
tsched witnesses left here yesterday. The
balance 90 to-day and tomorrow.
The County Commissioners of Jack
county will to-day open bids for meal,
corr and flour for drouth sufferers in
that county. Bowie is well represented,
and will 10 doubt get the contract Tor the
supplies.
J. Knox Thomas, County Commits
siouer, left yesterday to see the state
drouth commissioners, to get them to ap-
propriate something for Montague county.
We are informed there are large number
who will come under the head of suffer
ers, in certain portions of the county.
Rain is needed again in this country.
What has fallen has not done much good.